Crazy White Man: Sha-ga-ne-she Wa-du-kee

Crazy White Man:Sha-ga-ne-she Wa-du-ke is a novel written by Richard Morenus in 1952. The novel deals with his transformation from a New York radio and magazine writer to a woodsman. He wrote it after living on an island near Sioux Lookout in Northern Ontario for six years with his loyal and trusted cocker spaniel, Nik.

The island that Morenus lived on is now occupied by Winoga Lodge.

Crazy White Man was published in 1952, by Rand McNally.